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The Politics and Practice of Carbon Offsetting: Silencing Dissent

Kate Ervine Trent University, Canada
Pages 1-20 | Published online: 14 Feb 2012

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Steffen Dalsgaard. (2022) Tales of carbon offsets: between experiments and indulgences?. Journal of Cultural Economy 15:1, pages 52-66.
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Robert Watt. (2021) The fantasy of carbon offsetting. Environmental Politics 30:7, pages 1069-1088.
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Kate Ervine. (2014) Diminishing Returns: Carbon Market Crisis and the Future of Market-Dependent Climate Change Finance. New Political Economy 19:5, pages 723-747.
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Thorsten Moos & Megan Arndt. (2023) Practices of climate responsibility. npj Climate Action 2:1.
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Tim Frewer. (2021) What exactly do REDD+ projects produce? A materialist analysis of carbon offset production from a REDD+ project in Cambodia. Political Geography 91, pages 102480.
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Max Crumley-Effinger, Tavis D. Jules & Syed Shah. 2021. Annual Review of Comparative and International Education 2020. Annual Review of Comparative and International Education 2020 101 125 .
David Brown & Marion MacLellan. (2020) A Multiscalar and Justice-Led Analysis of REDD+: A Case Study of the Norwegian–Ethiopian Partnership. Global Environmental Politics 20:1, pages 11-37.
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Matthew Paterson & Xavier P‐Laberge. (2018) Political economies of climate change. WIREs Climate Change 9:2.
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Paul I. Boon & Vishnu Prahalad. (2017) Ecologists, economics and politics: problems and contradictions in applying neoliberal ideology to nature conservation in Australia. Pacific Conservation Biology 23:2, pages 115.
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David Moreno-Mateos, Virginie Maris, Arnaud Béchet & Michael Curran. (2015) The true loss caused by biodiversity offsets. Biological Conservation 192, pages 552-559.
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